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BRUEL & KJAER 2209
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with
Microphone
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by
Equivalent Capacitance
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of
sound field
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Frequency (Hz)
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but
in all cases, no
matter
what
the
position
of
the
WEIGHTING NET-
WORK
SWITCH,
the
sensitivity
is
at
least
60
dB below
that
of
the
meter
with
the
1 inch microphone.
5.8. VIBRATION
The
effect
of
vibration
on
a typical microphone and
input
stage
is
shown
in Fig.5.14.
The
constant
1 g acceleration
is
applied
at
the
fixture screw
holes for
the
tripod
in cases a, b, c & d. In cases e and f
the
instrument
was
firmly clamped
to
the
vibration platform.
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